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P- - i: h ii. li ft ir iv i. if If si?: I i " i. Pago 6 Thurs., Jan. 19, 1961 Vets Forum Q Those receiving nonsrvicc connected pension payments from the VA aru asked each year to report on thulr Income. What happens If they fall to make this roporP A VA must stop pension pay mcnts to those who fall to return tho annual income questionnaire Since the law requires that pensions not be paid to those with outside Income over certain limitations, VA must know the recipient's income to determine pension eligibility. Q How many veterans of our Indian Wars arc still living? How many Spanish-America- n War veterans? A VA records show 3D persons (average age 00) receiving benefits as Indian War vetorani. There arc about 33,000 Spanish-America- n War ve'ernns still living Q Have nnv of the various bills to n GI life Insurance to lapsed veterans been passed by Congress? A No Although several bills with this as aim have been Intro duce! none have received Congros-- 1 slonal approval I QA! the doctors ami nurses I at VA hospitals members of the I different branches of military sr-vlcos- ? A No. The VA s doctors and j nurses are civilians. Of course, they may belong to reserve units or even attend organised drills of training periods But they are civ- - Mans In their capacities as VA em- - j ployes. College aptitude tests scheduled CANYON College aptitude testa will be given hen at West Texas State College Feb. 2S for high school seniors of the area who expect to enter college following graduation. Deadline for applications for the test is Feb. 4, when Ihey mut be received in Waco by the stale director for the testing program Applications must be sent to Alton Leo, registrar at Daylor University, who Is state director. Scores on tho tests are now required tor admission to West Texas State and more than 500 other colleges and unlversHlos Student of tho Panhandle area may take' the test at WT. even though they plan to attend colleges elsewhere in the Southwest Applications may be obtained from the principal's office at the student's high school, ami are mailed to Waco. The state director sends a list of eliulble s4udent to all colleges In the state which are testing centers. A feo of $3.00 to required. Ono other testing date In the spring has been set for Aprs! 21 Apptlontlon deadline for that dale Is April I. 21 liquor stores open in Lubbock County SLATON The Stolen StatonMe reported lust week that since the Dec. 10 election a total of 31 liquor stores have opened for bilwis In Justice Precinct 2 souiM at Lubbock. There are seven each on US-8- 4 (Slaton highway) and US-S- T (Tannic rt highway) with the ether seven on Canyon Road (2). KM 400 (1). Union road HS-- l. (south of Sluton H and in Y at south edge of Sin ton (i tout u tUtit rfuil my cm out" Tell your wife to drive In and see us while she's out. We'll lake care of tho car as If It were our own. Ladles are our favorite customers. WYLIE 01 CO. Wetrh Broadway Never Clesesl I j CHURCH OP CHRIST Kenneth Greene, Minister Sunday morrung Uible Study it. m Sunday morning Worship Service 10:00 a. rr Sunday evening Worship Service 6:30 p.m. Wednesday evening Worship Service 7i30 p.m FIRST UA1TIST CHURCH C. U. (Bill) Hogue Bible School... i:si a.m Morning Worship-Radi- o 10:30 a.m Droadcust-KRW- 11:00 a.m Trulnlng Union 6:30 p.m. Bvrnmg Worship . 7:30 p.m Wednesday Officers and Teachers Meeting. 7:30 p.m Prayer Service and nible Study 8:00 p.m. Choir Rehearsal 8:45 p.m. FIRS! METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Eugene Matthews Sunday School 9:43 a.m Morning Worship- - .11:00 a.ra M Y P. .6:43 p.m Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Second Monday Methodist Men 7:30 p.m. Second Wednesday Doard Meeting 7:30 p.m PLEASANT VALLEY RAITIST CHURCH Ellon Brian, Pastor Sunday bchoot 10:00 a.m Morning Worship.. .U:00 a.m Training Union. p.m Uvcnlng Worship 8:30 p.m Wednesdays Prayer Meeting and Bible Study ,, 8:00 p.m 2nd and 4 th Thursdays W.M.U. and Bible Study 8:M p.m PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST CHURCH REV. S. L. WILLIAMS of Lubbock Sunday School 9: 43 a.m. Fralnlng Scrvlct 6:30 p.m Second And Fourth Sundays Morning Worship --11:00 a.m. Evening Worhlp7:30 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Servlce7:M p.m FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH At Close City Rev. Cage Sunday School Oajee10 a.m. Worship Services .11 a,m. Training Union 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship . 1:30 p.m. Wednesday: W.M.U. . 9:00 a.m, R. A. & G. A. Prayer Meeting . 7:30 p.m. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Craydon Howell, Pastor Sunday Junior Choir 9:30 a.m. Sunday School. 9i4- - a.tn. Morning Worship .10-3- a.m Training Union 6iOO p. m. Evening Worship .7:00 p. m. Monday Brotherhood and WMU .7:30 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Servlee 7:30 p.ra POST CHURCH OP COO OP PROPHECY R. W. Patterson, Paator Sunday School.,. 9:43 a.m. Morning Worship .UiM a.m. avenlng Worship 7:00 p.m. 1st Tuesday Missionary Service .,,7:00 p.m. 2nd Tuesday Prayer Moetlng 7:00 pja. 3rd Tuesday Bible Study .7:00 pnt Last Tuesday C.P.M.A. Services 7tW p.m. Thursday Victory Leader 7iM p,m. CHURai OP COD OF PROPHECY (Spanish) Fred Camacho, Pastor Sunday School 10:00 sura Worship lit 00 a.m Evening Worship 7; 30 p m. Thurs. Eva. Worship 7:30 p.ra Sat. Eve. Victory Leader! 7:30 p.m x eKBi Jw M SSM fisBBBK SSSSSSB Issssssss sssssssa- - II IMHriT IF ' I III I , - This Religious C R. WILSON Phono 495-270- 1 WILSON BROS. Sorvico Sta. 401 South Broadway CHEVRON PRODUCTS IVEN CLARY Phone 495-337- 0 CLARY'S SERVICE STA. 105 North Broadway CONOCO PRODUCTS VALTER JOHNSON Phono 495-26- 1 FORREST LUMBER CO. 302 Wet 8th EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER Phono 495-206- 1 SHYTLES IMPLEMENT CO. 122 Wott 8th John Deere Quality farm Machinery J. C K1NOAU Pher 495-- 3 102 KENDALL MOTEL 125 S-- BDWY. A Good Plow To Spend The Evening Message mi worship together this week! m tAVoNMiup Keith Kemp Phone HAROLD LUCAS Phone 495.2894 0 Sunday School. IK BOW ON Phone 495-275- 0 PHILLIPS QUICK SERVICE Worthlo Srvkd POST INSURANCE BOWEN AGCY. 43 NYPS 6:30 P- - ABSTRACT 512 North CO. Broadway 122 Eait Main Phillip Abstracts, 66 EvcaW Real Etlalo, Oil, Gat Gatollne. Oil, TTres, $nk 7 a Uatet Imure Today B Secure Tomorrow Batteriet, Anll-freez- o ( CM 4 GRAHAM When Christopher Columbus began his probe CHURCH OF CHRIST of an unknown ocean there were many who predicted Bible Study .19:00 em Morning Worship 11; 00 e.m Evening Wenhlfi 8:00 p.m he would soon reach tho edge of the world . . . and fall off into nothingness. METHODIST CHURCH Today we are probing that nothingntst. The edge Sunday School JO: 00 a.m Morning Worship. -- 11:00 a.m of the world is everywhere; and man eagerly Evening Worship. 8:00 p.m rf reaches for whirling worlds that pioneers yet unborn may colonize. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH As we explore the vastness of God's Sunday School , ,9:45 a.m Morning Worship 11:00 a.m creation wo realize with greater awe His might and majesty. But CHURCH OF CHRIST greater, we know, is our need for understanding Located at 115 West 14th St Sunday Morning His Will, and His Love for man. Worship Service 10:30 a.m Sunday Evening For man can take to his new Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening 7:00 p.m worlds tomorrow only the Truth and Faith and Life he discovers in this CLOSE CITY CHURCH OF CHRIST world today. Dlblo Study. .10:00 sun Morning Worship 11:00 e.m Therefore, while a few gifted scientists Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. i are building highways from the edge of the earth, the Church is offering everyone JUSTICEBCRG BAPTIST CHURCH opportunity to probo the spiritual Sunday School , 10:00 a.m. depths which shall determine our destiny Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Worship 8: 00 p.m. PROBE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Chl-Rh- o . 4:30 p.m. CFY, Wednesday! 7:30 p.m. HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH I Rer. Jamee Erleksen, Factor Rer. Esallle Tamuse, Asst. THE CHURCH FOR ALL ALL FOR THE CHURCH The Church it the gtesteit factor on earth fcUae for 8 a.m. and 10 a.ia. the building of dimeter and good cititrmhip. (Church located Northeast part ef town) It it a ttotthouie of spiritual values. Without a strong Church, neither democracy nor civilisation Day Book diopter Versos can lurvivc. There are four sound icatont why Sunday every person should Psalms 19 l-- C attend services regularly and MEXICAN BAPTIST Monday 1-- Genesis 2 4 support the Church. CHURCH They arc: (I) For hit Tucaday Isaiah 40 20 own sake. (2) For hit children's tale. (3) For Wednesday Isaiah 2 1041 Rev. M. C. AaeVftve the tale of hit 1-- community and nation. (4) For Thursday I Corinthians 2 2 lunday School J:43 the take of the Church itielf, which needt hit Friday Matthew G 33-3- 4 Worship Service. a.m 1-- moral and material tupport. Plan to go Saturday to Komans 8 4 W.M.S. .13:15 p.m church regularly and lead your Bible daily. Brotherhood .13:15 p.m. Training Union-kVor- thip 7:J0 p.m. Service. 8:30 p.m. Is Being Sponsored By The Following - Bible Doctrine Firms Studlee 7!4J p.m Prayer Meeting , 8:15 p m Phono 495-208- 0 GEORGE BOOMER- Higginbotham Phono - Bartleff Co. 5 E. R. MORELAND Phono 495.2886 POST READY-MI- X BROWN BROTHERS 110 South Broadway Clalremont Highway Wo Furnlth Your Homo From Plant Et Al to Operators TOCOS BIENVENiDOS-(Chur- Conaela Supplies of All Kindt Palntl LUBBOCK HWY. located en Northewt OIL OPERATORS lUe at tewfi e Spur bighwsf) NOAH STONE Phono 495-288- 1 R. J. JENNINGS Phone 495-281- 8 POST AUTO SUPPLY RAYMOND YOUNG Phono 495-253- 1 114 South Avenue Poitox "I" Cotton Mills, Inc. YOUNG'S DeSoto Plymouth Dodge Y GRO, ASSEMBLY OF GOO Trucks MILL ROAD Safes and Service - 416 South Broadway Je Re eftrtMftfcei "Weepy Time It Gaaa Time" We Glvo Big Chief Slampt fcuMtey JACKIE ScWl;3 HAYS Phono 495-991- 4 MerelMc Wors4l 11:00 anv WYLIE OIL Phone 495-282- CO. 1 KveaJ WersMf 7:30 p PAUL JONES Phone 495-271- 6 612 North Broadway HUDMAN FUNERAL HOME we PISGLY - WIGGLY Prompt and Courteout Service 615 W. Prayer Main Meetinc 7; 30 p-- S & H Green 24 Stamps flour Ambulance Service C A. Service , ,l;Mpl CLAUD COLLIER Phono 495-282- 5 LOWELL SHORT PHONE 495-303- 6 Complhnenft Caprock of Chevrolet Co. SHORT HARDWARE 111S- - BDWY. DUCKWORTH & Every CHURCH WEAKLEY HARDWARE F THE Ned "Go To Church Sunday" 213 NAZARKMK Eatt 124 Main E. MAIN Mev. J. T. Cravfanl M
I960 Texas 7-st- ep conomy boosted cotton program cited i ii .l.i' it i. c iuium tin rrn ... - ..... itt.. .1.1 !(.. 1 tit Inn In Intuit Tictn hu finr. r rmn wiin mnci nci. Aiiomcr 4 million wns saved throutih tho 01 1 I mcCiiunicui I una tucinituj 1 year, producers came up with MrH hlnhit nvornirn lint Vicld harvested aero on record. 323 Ml MJM ..1-1- .1 tl climbed from 134 pounds per . t . . I I - .1 . agents In 207 Texas counties gavo aisistanco to producers on a multitude of problems. Among tho major ones were tho uso of cotton in 19G0 by tho Cotton Pro- - P 1 m iniunirii i;i . v i m iiuii nv Texas Agricultural Extension burs for soil Improvement and to reduce flro hazards. Durs were spread on 10,485 farms In 140 committees representing every counties. A few years ago most of tho burs wcro burned as waste. havo worked together for Each ton of burs has an estimated fertilizer value of $7.50 and their application has Increased yields by 25 per cent. The uso of defoliants and dcslc-can- ts and ginning for preparing cotton for mechanical harvesting continued to expand. One or the other was used on 49,041 farms In ICG counties. A comparatively new device, tho moisture meter, was used In 29 counties to Improve quality. The 103 meters In uso helped farmers and glnncrs do a better Job of machine harvesting through moro careful attention to the moisture content of tho cotton In tho field and at tho gin. Extension entomologists working as members of tho Cotton Team reported that county agents conducted 2,251 cotton Insect control result demonstrations and that 65,903 growers followed re Just Arrived Men's Work Oxfords With long lasting, oil resisting Neopreno soles; In brown; complete sixes 10.95 pr. The n action In About ten years nco U 8, Washington to seek to stop tho Cold reserves were valued at flow of cold out of the United S24 billion, Now, due to foreign States was not to remedy a nations exchanging U S, dol situation Hint Just came up. lars lor gold, the reserve Is down to somewhere around $10 As a matter of fact, this eel-um- several month ago stated n billion, lien. Clarence urown of (bat Ohio points out some governmental that it requires SUH billion In gold to action was needed support currency In circulation, to avert the while foreign nations, practically all recipients of U. S. foreign serious trouble that la giveaways, hold enough U. S. now being; dollars to bo ablo to demand quite widely their exchange for $10 billion discussed. or u. s. gold. The notion's independent business dcodIc. voting C. W. Hardtr through the National Federation of Independent Dusiness, on several occasions, requested drastic reductions in the foreign give away programs to conserve U. S. financial strength. There Is nothing particularly myitcrloua as to how this situ ation came about. If person who has only sufllclcnt money In a checking account to pay on the mortgage on the home Issues a lot of checks to charity, and these checks for charity are charged to his account be fore be makes the mortgage payment, he has a problem He would have a problem, in any event, with the holder of his mortgage. But If in odd! tion. he had an enemy who wanted to see him thrown out of his home, and this enemy was so bitter that he was will tng to offer the mortgage holder a premium which could be paid out of funds the enemy had gathered by robbery, trou ble would be magnified. And that glrea somewhat an Idea of the sold situation. ft) N.Untl rdml tt Itopad.f4 ltua!Mt commendations nnd treated 3,703,-31- 8 acres. 54,099 GROWERS REACHED To carry tho Information required to keep tho Program moving forward, a team of extension specialists composed of the cotton specialists, an entomologist, cotton gin specialist and at times other staff specialists, conducted 152 training meetings In tho counties. Growers attending theso meetings numbered 11,372 and county agents : held another 1,783 meetings on the community and county basis and reached 43,740 growers and others. To Implement tho meetings and tours, Elliott and Illack said tho local agents also prepared more than 1,800 timely news stories on cotton, appeared on 1,010 radio and 39 television programs. To savo on labor costs, tho spec ialists said tremendous Investments t are made by cotton growers in machinery nnd other production Items. Last yenr alone, producers invested over $26 million In new picking and stripping machines. They used 32,-0- stripper harvesters In 152 coun- - I tics and 4,505 spindlo pickers in 110 I counties. They operated 46,300 rotary hoo equipped tractors In 172 There seems little doubt that Russia, adhering to the apostles of communism, Marx and Len in, that the best way to defeat the U. 8. Is to ruin It economically, are conscloos of this sit uations have been watching It develop with satisfaction whilo the International schemers In Washington have been giving away nation's wealth. For example, Ilep. Drown reports U. S. has given Laos almost n third of a billion dollars, even paying the salaries of the officers and men of the nrmy of Laos. It was a battalion of this army, whoso equipment and pay has been picked up by the U. S. taxpayers, that drove the government out of Laos as well as most Americans who wcro In the tiny nation. Thus, there should be no surprise over the U. 8. gold crisis. The nation's Independent businessmen, who of necessity must deal In facts rather than highblown theories, have for long pointed out this would be the eventual result of foreign giveaway programs which have taken over $70 billion out of the American llfestrcam. Two diphtheria cases in Lynn TAHOKA Lynn County reported two dlphthcrln cases last week with one attack fatal. The fatality was Rnndolpho Trcvlna Rcccndcx of Route 5. Tho other case Is that of n ten year-ol- d New Home boy, Eddie Huddlcston, son of Mr. and Mrs V. W, Huddlcston, who Is showing continued improvement. Since the two cases, the Tahokn hospital and tho clinic in O'Donncll havo been swamped with county residents receiving Schick tests booster shots, and diphtheria In noculatlons. The state health department sent vacclno to Tahokn to bo used for persons unable to pay for It and mld-wccat k last week a station was set up at New Homo whore school nurses adminlstored the diphtheria innoculations to a large group. Doctors and nursos there have urged every person who has never had diphtheria shots to cither take the Schick test or diphtheria shots and for every child under liv to receive n booster If he has not received one in the past si months. Deer harvest in Vocaiional Tho Post, Tox., Dispatch Thursday, January If, 1961 Poga 7 teaching noods to be Ralls is les of town hull planning meetings, every for citizen of Ralls and Its trade area 1960 was one of changod to fit times Community Clinic will have tho opportunity of sug-- LUBBOCK Vocational agriculture teaching must be remolded Commerce has approved u Com-- RALLS The Ralls Chamber of gesting community needs that will most successful to meet the challenges AUSTIN Preliminary reports In ... .... .... 1 eventually constitute tho Ralls brought imunlty Clinic to be sponsored by ""mix .r commerce program. , m . unit UI ..(.l.M dlcated tho 10C0 deer hunting uuoui oy sen-so- n, science unu me WJmmunny services .1 TT... uusincss, uopuri-lesso- r announced soon. The sessions will which closed Dec. 31, was tho Rny Choppelle of Toxas ment of the West Texas Chnmbor be held at a downtown location most successful In tho history of Tech declares in tho winter Issue of Commorcc. land are doslgncd to roach all seg-- tho Game and Fish Commission, of Agricultural Industry. When the clinic is held as a ser-- ments of community life. ccording to II. D. Dodgen, exec Choppelle advocates a dual program of terminal training and col- utive secretary. Figures compiled by the wildlife lege prep work in high school agricultural education. management LONG TERM LOW COST division show a definite increase In the kill on public hunts on the management ar- latest issue of the Tech School of His artlclo is one of four In the eas. The Commission Issued 2,439 Agriculture publication. permits for hunting on theso areas In other articles, Tech researchers report on what radioactive tra- Farm and Ranch Loans There wcro 1.841 hunters reporting and they killed 572 deer for nn cers have revealed about root development, new possibilities for re- average of 31.07 per cent hunter success. This Included 201 nntlcrcd charging underground water formations, and the rapid growth of FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION and 311 antcrlcss deer. Tho antcrlcss deer kill In regu the grain storage industry on the latory counties for the year was High Plains. Duckworth & Woakley Bldg. ROSS SMITH tho highest of any previous year, Anyone interested in receiving reaching a total of 16.948 killed for the publication should write the Offico <strong>Open</strong> Wodnesdays Manager 32.23 per cent hunter success on Public Information Department, tho permits Issued. This hunting Texas Tech. wns over an orcn of 4.374,777 acres of land with 3.5C5 landowners par ticipating In the program. Field biologists estimated that the harvest would have been heavier except for rain soaked pas tures during We Are Business much of the season, <strong>Open</strong> For which held down hunting. Heaviest recorded kill wns In Llano County, where 10.753 door, were killed. Of that number, 4.7M After being closod a few days to enable us to shift our stocks nnterless deer were taken. Last vear, Llano County checked 9,220 deer through the station there. among our stores. Wo invite you to come trade wiffi us. Harvest of antlcrlcss deer In henvv numbers wns recommended for the past season In nn effort to bring the deer population on many areas into balance. Humble Oil tt Rcflnlna. Company derived Its name from n major oil field which hnd been discover ed In 1904 near the small town of i Humble. Texns. about 20 miles north of Houston. In World War I there wore ap proximately 250 "Marlncttos" or Women Marines. I IT agriculture PAYS TO TRADEAT LIQUOR STORES Jusf Across From Airport on FM 651 jfe saSjjpjJPPpssjasSSia Something New In Corvair .... Uniaue Ramoside Pickup Truck B m and Equipment TMs sharl wh4feat, rw aewtrs-d- , Iruck llahl-ilui- y Is powtrd with an 80 hj. air-- . i. i . -- ,nU maubUJ at tur. With a ...i u i.-,- j a. .f I... than is It has a shan turning radius and It j.. U- 1- Tka Ramaslda PUkuas arc rated et I WO pounds paylaad and ftalura a fraln-tia- V ml an euLXe fwi eausotltv. Tha rams ansnlna Is 47.5 Jmhts. On man can lead this a a I. at asaafcA Ia vf A rM . MOW ON DISPLAY COME SEE I DRIVE counties; spot-oile- d 194,427 ncres of Johnsongrnss In 158 countlos anu In 75 counties lateral oiling was used on 71,184 acres to cut the hoo bill by as much as $25 an ac re Ṫhe specialists give full credit to tho county Cotton Com mittecs and county ngents ot iox as lor tno outstanding recorus made in 1960 but emphasize that the coonerat vo efforts of all seg mcnts of tho cotton Industry will continue to bo needed to keep the program moving forward. Tho Uurkbumett oil field was discovered In 1912 and made near by Wichita Falls the oil hub at North Texas, Bo Sales Ahead By Lottorhoad Your letterhead can bo a powerful lolling Instrument to open doors for your sales men. S Our I Beftet to Living Electtically-Yo- uts With TMs MeMlion Want to be urc that you'll have a home not just a house? Then you want the Medallion the Live Belter Electrically Medallion Hy 7 , gel our prices I jgjjjg J CAPROCK CHEVROLET-OLD- S CO. 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